Thirty One
Safe is safe.
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Come to think of it, I wouldn't think the Rangers would need to do too much scouting of Dubinsky/AnisimovAnisimov will be a group II with arb rights this summer. Dubinsky has a $4.2M cap hit. Those players will make close or surpass the $7.8M for Nash.
The Rangers also scouted Columbus-Edmonton earlier this week.
Mark Letestu would be a good get. UFA in July.
Anything above 7.8 million is almost unprecedented for a winger. That's AO money.
Junk years are just that, though. Money isn't much of concern for NYR, I'm thinking in terms of what portion of your cap hit you devote to an offensive winger. It occurs to me that I wasn't very clear with my post.
We're almost at parity, *****.
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Summer of 2014 Malkin is a UFA
just sayin
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What Getzlaf got ($8.25 cap hit) is the minimum it will take to re-sign Toews in two years.
Toews and Kane are both group IIIs after 14-15.
$6.3M cap hits.
https://twitter.com/TimSassone/status/310088520117129217
The cap will be higher than $64.3M in 15-16. The CBC HNIC deal expires after 13-14. The new TV money will be in 14-15 revenue. It will appear in the 15-16 cap. That's when both Toews and Kane will be group IIIs.
You mean like... We pay the salary but the other team pays for some of the cap?LA is a handy place to fly in and out of. The Ranger scouts were probably looking at Dallas -- if the Stars fall out of playoff contention, they have a whole list of veterans who could be nice additions.
And re: cap and salary charges -- under the new CA, is it possible for a team to take less of the cap hit back but the entire salary? (That's my understanding) If so, I'd look at some overpriced players on floor teams where the team could keep the cap hit but move the salary. That might play right into Sather's hands and also open up some potential deals.
You mean like... We pay the salary but the other team pays for some of the cap?
11. Retained Salary
Transactions
In the context of Player Trades, participating Clubs will be permitted to allocate the AA and related
Salary and Bonus payment obligations between them, subject to specified parameters (“Retained
Salary Transactionâ€). Specifically, the Club trading a Player may agree to retain a percentage of the
SPC’s AA and related Salary and Bonus obligations for each of the remaining years of the Player’s
SPC, up to 50% of the SPC’s AA. In each Retained Salary Transaction, the percentage allocation
of the retained AA and retained Salary and Bonuses must be the same (i.e., the Salary and Bonus
obligations as between Clubs would be allocated on the same percentage basis as the AA being
allocated) and cannot be altered from year to year. So, for instance, if an assigning Club agrees to
retain 30% of an SPC’s AA over the balance of its term, it will also retain an obligation to reimburse
the acquiring Club 30% of the Player’s contractual compensation (Salary and Bonuses) in each of
the remaining years of the contract.
Malkin becoming a UFA is going to depend entirely on whether or not he continues to be content with sharing the role of "the guy" or if he wants to go somewhere where he would be "the guy" on his own.
NHL revenue is doing much, much better than expected in lockout shortened season. We may end up being surprised at how far and fast the cap moves.
The salary and cap hit can't fluctuate
I say trade boyle get what you can i think a 2-3 rounder is possible. and try to get stastny bet stastny miller and Steps i think that is a solid lineup down the middle.
of course the obligatory buyout richards.
I second that notion .I say trade boyle get what you can i think a 2-3 rounder is possible. and try to get stastny bet stastny miller and Steps i think that is a solid lineup down the middle.
of course the obligatory buyout richards.